YSK too that not everything that’s said has equal value or merit.

This is important for both expressing and hearing/reading opinions.

Downvotes mean pretty much nothing

What’s to say that this wasn’t just a combination of stupid actions?

Someone makes a report with the wrong category. Someone takes a way over-the-top action in response to the report.

There are a lot of idiots with a lot of power who do things without thinking them through.

Not the most ideal link, but this page describes how to find all media that a webpage loaded into your browser in Firefox. All browsers should be able to do this.

This will virtually always work for images, and will sometimes work for videos. This way, you don’t have to deal with any external extensions, programs, or downloaders (which can be sketchy).

If it doesn’t work, you could try DownloadThemAll. It’s a browser extension that might be able to get some of the hidden stuff that your browser can’t extract through the normal method.

If that also doesn’t work, go with whatever any other comments suggested, but be safe! Lol

The first few levels weren’t bad. The later ones were way too big.

Also, they should’ve allowed you to use the emerald radar for any of the 3 emerald pieces, not just the “current” one. Sonic Adventure 1 did that, and I think that’s part of why Knuckles levels didn’t have as bad of a reputation in that game.

Chao Garden would be a minigame, not a metagame, no?

I played A Blurred Line back in the day and loved it. I wish it would turn out that the creator ended up making an indie game or something, but I fear its story will never be completed.

Are you saying the two sides are…

• Do literally everything possible for privacy, and
• No, some things are not necessary

?

I think what they’re saying is that it shouldn’t be in steps, the tax rate should increase as income increases.

So $11 would be taxed at A.2, $12 at A.4, $13 at A.6 and so on. And $11.50 at A.3.

As it is, it’s more discrete than continuous (from a mathematical perspective). Another problem is that it usually stops. Like where I live, and it tops out at about $250,000.

Sweet deal!!

Limbo was alright for me, but Inside blew my mind. So if Limbo doesn’t float your boat, don’t stop there!

It reduces the onus on businesses and places it on the government (and this indirectly, taxpayers).

Better for small businesses to hire and thrive.

“But I don’t want my taxes to go up!”

Maybe you just need more tax brackets. Where I live, for some reason, a specialized doctor making $250,000/yr is in the same tax bracket as some C-suit making $900,000.

I definitely need more tax brackets where I live.

Inside. Made by the same company as Limbo, but Inside is much more “don’t look up a single thing”

Sometimes you need to know a bit about a game to know why it’s worth playing

*their

“there friends” would be like… friends that are somewhere else. As opposed to “here friends”, I guess

Interesting. I saw Catherine on that chart, but not Jack Bros…

I have to admit that the anticipation of launching a PS1 game is nostalgic for me. I feel like that’s the last time that loading screens were bearable. At least until we got SSDs and indie games, lol

I find both acceptable, but s.n.e.s to be too complicated. Somehow, “Super Nintendo” rolls off the tongue for me.

There’s also “snezz” and “Super N.E.S.”, Along with all the other permutations of pronouncing NES, lol

PS3 era, though that’s pretty much on the edge of what retro gaming would be.

My PS3 mostly became a Rock Band machine, so I didn’t play most of the other big games of the generation. I also associate the console with the poorest reliability of any console I’d ever had, the longest loading times, and the longest startup times. (Needing to download updates before you could play your game)

I had tons of great gaming memories with the console, even outside of Rock Band, but I just don’t have nostalgia for the era (outside of the golden era of Western-developed Rhythm games).

Star Control 2

The Ur-Quan Masters

Free Stars

Really? I thought their whole thing was that they sell DRM-free stuff exclusively